Short Magistrates Poems
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Fascism
Totalitarianism
Authorism
Drawing out side the line, makes one trapped outside an unlawful state.
As your state magistrates are filled with implorable hate.
Full of perfidious traits.
Picking on minorities, women, and small children.
An extension of your proposition.
Categories:
magistrates, angst, betrayal, conflict, corruption, judgement, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
Seldom, if ever
Do the people
Whose crosses we feel we have
Nailed ourselves upon,
Fully appreciate the sacrifices
We believe we have made
On their behalf
Seldom, if ever
Do the people
Whose moral defects we feel we have
The right to pass judgement on,
Fully accept the pronouncements
We felt entitled to make
From our superior position
Categories:
magistrates, spiritual,
Form:
Verse
You spoke a new language
of rarefied air
guided nonchalantly
through curving channels of brass
Conduits of cool
juries of jazz
floating past soulful valves
harbingers of what will come
Slender fingers
improvising storylines
magistrates of melancholy
bailiffs of bop
Miles from the mainstream
a milestone of
modern modalities
kind of blue
Categories:
magistrates, blue, inspirational, music,
Form:
Free verse
Fight for what is right
and our freedom…
No dictators or magistrates,
just simple democracy, the
spirit of the people…
For freedom is priceless
and nothing quite compares…
We must all fight for the
right to be free, to protect
and keep it, for us our children,
there children and all the
generations to come…
Fight to protect our freedom
to the end, for freedom is
worth a fight…
By Sandra L. Hoban
©2004
Categories:
magistrates, people, philosophy, political, freedom,
Form:
Narrative
Where does one find True Extinction
Long gone into sad extinction?
Know I some doubly soiled magistrates
Clean for their mansions with balustrades,
A wife-beater philanthropist
Who would not pay for bandaged wrist,
A lauded sharp shooter commando
Who fired and missed stalked Fernando
And doctor who called colleague 'Dummy'
But swab forgot in patient's tummy...
And it's second missionary journey
Prompting a bribing of Attorney.
Categories:
magistrates, career, cry, image, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Who is to judge
Those inflicted with madness
Officers, doctors or magistrates of the law
Maybe, philosophers
But, I say no one
But, the Almighty God
Many shades within a society
Yet, we deem ourselves sane
When we lock up the derelict
And throw away the key
Are not their minds already locked away
But, who’s to say they are the insane
And we ordinary, common and normal
Because, typically aren't our lives
Already in fear, locked away also?
Categories:
magistrates, social
Form:
Rhyme